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Why should you do a PhD? - Victoria Sanchez Zini

Why should you do a PhD? - Victoria Sanchez Zini

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 Episode 10 Description - Why you should do a PhD ? - Victoria Sanchez Zini In this episode of The First Rung Justus & Kiran connect with Victoria who is currently working across an truly agnostic health fund at Earlybird VC. Victoria was born in Argentina, grew up in Spain before moving to the UK before university - she fell in love with engineering problem solving and strived to better understand her field of chemical/ biological engineering which ignited her passion enough to dedicate her first rung to a PhD at Princeton University. Victoria’s whirlwind journey was so inspiring, throughout her time at university she took strategic roles in both early and late stage titans of industry includingGlobal Pharmaceutical firm AstraZeneca and Merrimack Pharmaceuticals just after their IPO. After completing her studies she was inspired to work on more enterprising ventures in Biopharma management consulting and Oxford Universities Innovation Team. Now Victoria spends her time across Europe finding and supporting technical talent solving the world's most pressing health problems. Throughout our conversation we discussed the role and complexities of a career in academia, how to leverage management consulting to opermise your learning and how health tech has been impacted by coronavirus. This was such an inspiring episode, so as always, sit back, relax and enjoy! Guest Details: Victoria Sanchez Zini PhD LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/victoriasanchezzini/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/drsanchezzini

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